Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Unlocked GSM Android Smartphone - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Try following the settings from the instruction link below: Mobile Samsung Galaxy GT S5360 Internet and MMS APN Settings for United... There's also a Youtube guide for it: How to setup the MMS settings for Samsung GalaxyY which running...

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You have to recover with your Google Account. If you fail unlocking your phone 5 times, an extra button will pop up (think it says Forgot Pattern or something like that) and clicking it will ask you to enter your Google Account as well as password which will take you to the lock settings where you can choose to make a new pattern lock or get rid of it.

your problem is your memory is almost filled our phone starts rejecting messages when our memory is almost filled what u need to do is free up some internal memory move some apps to ur SD Uninstall some apps etc it'll fix ur problem

The security word usually has a refresh button that changes the word if you can't read it

can you see a tiny sign in the left upper corner indication downloading? Just wait for it to complete

Call your carrier. They'll provide both PIN2 and PUK (free of charge)

Go to sign in and click on forgotten password and follow instructions.

Do check the manual settings.Internet connection can be done through Wifi or mobile data.If you are trying through Wifi..switch ON the Wifi in your Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and it will automatically detect the nearby WiFi devices..select the one that you desire and provide the necessary password authentication if required..you will be directly connected to the internet. If you choose mobile data...try to get a 3G or 4G speed sim since it is faster..and do the respective settings if any, by contacting your network provider.You will be connected to the internet. You can get the upload and download speeds using Scanmyspeed.com

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You can as a backup, but the amount of information a SIM card can hold is extremely limited. I'd recommend against it. If you're just interested in backing up your contacts, I'd make sure you have a valid gmail account or use the app MyBackup by RerWare. I've used this application several times to transfer contacts, SMS & MMS from one phone to another.

S5 doesn't have that option of 'wake up itself when turned off'/

hold vol up and power at same time with phone off when the menu comes up choose reset to factory defaults

you need to hard reset your phone, you will loose everything on it but this will work. you need to hold power volume up and home button together at the same time until the phone goes black then shows the samsung logo. let go of all the buttons scroll down to wipe cache partition and click on it. then goto wipe data/factory reset. once you have done that click reboot system now. restart phone and all should be good

Your phone can't use the mini SD card as internal memory. Your internal memory has to many apps, and to much data. (pictures, notes and messages) You should clear up the internal memory, by deleting apps and data. Most Samsung apps you can't delete. The modern phones already have apps, exceeding 10 Gb. So if you bought a 16 Gb phone only 5 Gb is left for you to use for apps. I'm sorry, but the SD cards should be seen as an external hard disk, not as internal memory. If you thought I can buy a phone with less memory, because the SD cards are very cheap and will extend the internal memory, you made an error. New phones from Samsung now get more than 10 Gbyte of apps, you even can't remove. So only about 5 Gbyte is free to use for other apps and messages. Next phone, take one with lots of internal memory, if you like to install other apps.

sure switch off ur mobile set thn volume up+ power + menu key same time go to download mode set reset fectory setting n wipe catch thn reboot solved ur problem othetwise send my address

You can either authenticate your credentials by login onto the user account associated with the phone, or perform a factory reset. If you do a factory reset, you will lose all data stored on the phone.

only some phones will turn themselves on to notify you of an alarm , check to see if your phone has that feature

you can get it from your service provider